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V O L U M N I V . FALLS VILLAGE, CONN., SATURDAY JUNE 2, 1860. NUMBER XX III.
V A *
HOU8 ATONIC RBPtBI^ICAN,
t« paUiahed r r e f f Saturday Morniitg by
t*. B . UtUbie. at tl>e P r im in g Office in
Mayhcr'ii versus Ploi»s
ProbaMv there i» not » Farmer in the
the aiithoritj of laitl l-.tter, and without
conuultiiig the otii< r niemliers, changed the j
award to tlie Huckeye MACHI^’^, which
coniitrv who would acknowledjre that he had only recdved thirty-six credit marks,
di l not know the Affrieiiltnral Inij lenient as ahove stiitcd. (nee Table D., pnje 75,
r«U. r u u i e . C l , »pon the following lermsi Warehouse of Mavner & Co. The nanu- of Keport of Connuittee )
r c u a r tu a g e , j s ivli«>r is as fiuniliar t<* tin- f-irniern as the 1 litre have been two circulars addressed
1*HB BIR > H-DAT.
A i''cUAf!ui i i i i l e I m i e r a i» u i i
T a r .
Birtl - InTs on tirtb-dnTs press,
Brirbt summer we
__ ' ......... ........................ ■ • Ia tkw 0*auty, will U{«*n application rc- 1 plows Tliey'huve an advertisement in this several of th<-ni s;iy that it was unaniinous-
««iv« soopv uf the Rt^j*uMii*an ir.'.-. in eon ' i,;,j>(.r. look fiir it, and when found, make a ly awarded to Hall’s Ohio Mower. The
............................. ....... ^.....^ ‘ ’ 1 1 . - 1 . ... fi...;, GRAND GOLD MEDAL
offered trial, ia therefore claimed for
flitUntiun «f the Local Jtetut they TM nink of it, then call and ueu thein at their
far i»«blio«ti»n. I *iew and np:ieiouii Ktore, a..u No. .54 Ve- se•y• -st.,• onered at that
.4.dr*rtlHllie. j between Broadway anil \ \ ashington Mark-1 Macitine.
To the Adverliier, thin paper presents |et. If the improvcm**nts in labor saving, t j /*•
th* kMt meiiuiu for reaehing the peojde o f , machines, keep pace witli the bist ten vt-ars, j ^ ....... ........
K*rtk WTe.<t«m part of Connecti< ut and '-t will
!*p m
turn hard work into jday.
Hi*
]|«
.r ilw ln ittir paru of .\Li88.icliusctt8 aud for-et that all the Ma^'ller•« «n. there now.
•w SPECIA1. NOTICE TO FARMERS.
month $ 1,0 0 . two months
A. F. Mavhkr & Co.. 54 Vesev-st., N.
'1” Y., would re:<peet.f'illy inform their old
for sale the so justly celebrated
* i ) o n ' t M owek and Combined Ma-
CHi.VK, which has been entirely re-nioileled
•tfier approved
Haviiiff an extensive establisihraent for
by the patentee; and all
Machines.
Birth-days on Birth-days press,—
While o’er the stage
We fleet like shadows; childhoods light
drawn breath.
: Yields to pay youth.—Maturity to age,
And age to death.
Bemains there nought nntoiiched ?
Yes,—^j'oa blest form
Of faith divine wtiioh, brcakj afflictions rod
jficient for his |)ijrpose?. AVbile oth*
I era have dreamed of pold, he has
been in the pursuit of knowledge.
In all his deahtigs he hns the repu- 'j'he following account of the most
tation of being generous, bu t exact, daring and fearful ride on r®cord,
and above all, fv^ligiouslv honest. ^yjij appear to most o f our readers
He would be a bold man who ■ as impossible and past belief, but it
would say th a t Abraham Lincoln ev- jg nevertheless true in every partic-
! er spent a dollar tha t he had no', hon* ,j]aj.. On Sunday morning last about
eatly earned. H's struggles in early 4 j .2 o’clock, as the emigrant train
life have made him carelul of money ; i ^ h ic h left New York the previous
but his generosity with his own is jgyg,j|,jg^ was switching off tnn main
proverbial. He is a repular attend--tj-jti,, gj. Greenbush, on the Hudson
ant upon religioud worship, and tho Rjver Railroad, Mr. Freder ick Cot-not
a communicant, is a peW-ho!der
and liberal supporter
torian Churc 1 in
f<»«rthc<»lumnone *-iontb $ j.Ot». thr<-e in’ths y,,j iniplcmcnts. machinery, seeds and fer-i
7 ,9 . a u in*'“ths $IU,0U, one y«-jtr $ 1.j. tilizers to 1h‘ found in the country, and which
God.
three m o n t h s s i x months $.V / „ ; .„ r a n d theT>«’^ the manulhcture of d.llerent kinds of Ag.i- Whose pierc-r- ye ab ^v. the p«4. ng storm
T«“ i7.00. Two s.,« .n-s one month their new store. No. .<54 cultunil Implements and Mach.nery, 1 can still looks to (
<3.0d. two months fi.OO. three mouths $7. , Vesev-»t.. where thev have tlie largest, best F.tnm rs and DiaKrs that tan fur
•i* m««th* f 1 0 .0 0 , one v«*ar $12.09, On** complete a's-«ortnient of agricultu- the rerv best Implemeuts
w . iHi “'V . ■ , A _____ana at rerv lowest prices.
«7.«0
O a « k
■Mn t lM $ 1 0 .
JOHN McNALLY.
Oa^hatroo*.tJa- «nc month 87.0(), three t|,cv will sell at the lowest manufacturing! U. S. Agricnltural Warehouse and Seed Hopes rision’s fade, lovestreasue’d wreaths
■Mntli<$lO. . 4iix luonth.-* fl.l.Oi). one ye’r prices. We iirinufactim*all our own jroods.. Store.—established. 18'»0.—Old Stand, Nos.
$*i5.00>. On** nlnmn, one month #10,0(* and therebr are enabled to sell at lower 105 and 107 Water Street, near Fulton,
iJh^cc «M*ot.h.».. .....*..5....0..0 , SIX mon*th’ s th- a-n any other b. ouse. -Fa rmers. N- - ew Y- - ork- .
(kiM Tcar $40.00. Business Cards, $1, per merchants and others, will find it to their
per iwmnm. notie«» per to call at Mayhi r's new store. No.
. ting, the conducter observed the
r of tlie I re^by* j fQ^j g^d ankle of some person pro-ijecting
from the truck of one of the
which Mrt*. Lincoln btlonge. He i8 j 3j,(j frain stoppine
a scrupulous teller of the t ruth—too • • * •
exact in hi.-? notions to suit tho atiuos-
■phere of Wat=hington-as it now is.
I His enemies may .say that he tells
, . , . 'Black Rcpublicnn l ie s ; but no nian u u o in u u i
Be this tbj c »ice a l jojgb« 8ideare charged that, in a prolessioiial upon asking them what th e r did
XV J i ’ 1*1 • f 'capacity, or as a citizen dealing with there and where thev had
! W ealth has its subtle wing foreTer spread, hJa neighbors, he would depar t from
the Scriptural command. At homo,
he lives like a gentleman of moder-at
th a t instant, h« went to the .>»pot
and looking under the car saw two
bovR clinging to the truck.
They came out a t his orders cov­ered
with dust from he^id to foot
A Diiffram o f the ecl-psf. o f the fun. June
pale
And strew the dead.
Be this thy choice,—
So each revolving year.
•CTtadTawsefrait* resuliiradvertisinj:raie.-<. 5 4 ^ Vesey-st., ne:,r Washington Market 1 1 , h„s I i-ei piiblislu d by Asa Smith, New Of brief probation to thy snirit given,
• #tf* tlio \. V * 1_ __ 1 ...
l i O r S K T O X I R Al I, U O A I>
Om wai •fte' I'uetdat/, Mi% 1 li3t»0 train.-
win nin otel tiie Hoiuat»nte Itaiiraud
foU aw s :
Fk'im Bntnc.Kr(»KT.
r . Jt. Fnnght train on Mondays, Wi*d-ii.'-
i irs. Tharsdaj-s and 8 ttur
uavs tf»r C.iu.«in, passing Falls
VillagM at 3.53, arr.ving at Can-aitu
at 4.o0- m.
1.34 2*. u. P.i«*(ieiigtr tr<UH on arrival of the
6.00 A. M. Express tr.iin Iwm N.
York for 1‘ittslielJ. passing Falls
Village at 1.34 P. m. arriving at
Pittsiii-ld at 8.U5 p. M.
Northeast side tif the ciLv. N. Y.
A. F. .MAYIIER, & CO.
Yo.k. ami r-ceived bv us.
otluT ho in tlie citv. Tli«* M.iyh‘*r are
all at the 1; *w stori. No 54 Wsey st.N.Y.
Not to be undersold by anj'. All Goods
warranted. 2 m.
sect at 8 tate Liue with train for
Albiinj.
Sl». PASSKNOEH TRAIN.
F . X .
Agncultural Ware House and See<l Store.
I No. 54 Vesi v st., N. Y. j M u g n in e tor Mav is issued.
Pa-member th ,t Mavher’s st..re is at No. ! uiagazu.es, will always be
54 Vesey-st., an.l they have no other Store ^
“• New York. No'connection with any writers.
Gudey’t L 'u ly 's Book, for June, has beer-received.
'1 his is one of the best literary
aa.l f.i'<i)iuu.i()l« magazines published. It
's a wulcome visitor to every lady’s table.
The Kiiickerhurkr for June, wilh itsnuiuer-otis
well v.ritten articles and ricii and spicy
editors table is oi;t. The next uuiiibtr toiu-luenccs
a ii( \\ volume,
Pfterson’s Ladies Nitional M ig iz in e , for
June, is Well tilled, iis usual, with a variety
of eDtert.;ining matter. The illustrations
are very tiue. '
In the Electic, for June, is a fine portrait
of Count ( avour, of .‘^a'rdiiiir. This jteriod j
leal aiwavs contains exvellant selections.
: ShrJl on thi« scroll display iu traces clear
J i i t rub'ishf><l,
ECHOES OF HARPER’S FERRY !
This vohnns co'.nprises the mo.st elecjun't
^ ______________ pi*»fchet<. .■'triiions, l^'tters. Poems, and
PaMeiig^r for AUmny change ! other utterances «if th« leading minds of
oara at Vanduescnville'. and con- America aud EurojH: calknl forth b\ —
Jo/iu Brotcit'-'f l.rva^ion in Virtjinia.
tSVNOl'BlS OF COSTEXTfi.
Wendell Philips—Two Orations: • The
lessons of the hour and ' The Puritan
merson—Two Speech •».
ileiify I>. Tlionau—Lecture: A pleo
fort'aptuin .lobn iiro««n.
Tintidore ParliiT—I'no I.,<itter.«.
Victor Ha »»—Two l.,ett<Ts.
J«hn (}. Wh;tti»r—'i'wi* IWnis and let’r
Garriatm—Cnt.cisius of
Thy way to heaven.
A FR OMB.VT.
IWM.
—He spclcfl,
Loved one 'wilt thou be miue.
Mine to honor, cherish, love,
’Till we are called from Earth
To dwell with God in Heaven?
She turned her tear-dimed eyes
Full upon his manly face.
Placed her dimpled hand in his;
And bowed her head upon his breast.
H e knew full well what she would say
And clasping her to his heart
'i'hcir lips met—the lirst true.
Kiss of love had passe J. w. e. s .
come
from, reolied th a t they had come
from Dobb’s Ferry, anti, haviDjj no
money to pay the ir fare, had crept
ate means and simple tastes. -A. ^ ^vhen the train stop-
Lc^vm IJridgi'port a t 5.30.
r . M.. on the arrival «t
Express tniin from X. V., Principle.’
passing Falls Villagt* a t !? .’ft) i:a!(ili Wal-.lo E
1*. M., arriving :U Pitto-fi..
Jd a t Il.OJ P. M.,
Fu«Ji Casa.v.s .
f y a- n. Fmgh t train on .Mon l.-iys, Tues­days
a«J FnJiys tar Pittsii. id, j ^
« r rm u g a tll.^ .> A. M. | Whitu. r. '
rsi'iif Uarui.':ct<»n. ; h,.v. Dr. Cheever-^Two Sermons: 'I’hanks
7jOQ 1^, n. P«s»s«*:'er train for Pittsfield, ar j giving Sermon, aiut 'I'he Martyr s Death.
riving fttS.lj. | Kev. n< nry War.l Heeciier—AStraioii. jf
F rom Vam»i;ksxvim.f.. j
f , n . P:i!<4euger tni'm fur St.tte Line ^
after the lO.IiO a. si. tram from j
Bridgeport, conuecuiig at State ]
. with VVwti ru train to Al- {
Imov Mul HuSson aud li«*rkshire
.. traut to lladson,
fB«4t PirrertELiK
A young bull has been astonishing the
natives of .Missouri by eitraorilituiryj feat-m
tiie way of elintbtwg. It i.-< said iiiat lie
iroiiiiffd till- stwp' root'«} a barn with the
iigii:ty « f a c:it. flouii luu his tail for th<-
I f.i;ii!.-.itioii (it tin* spectatois, and then decvn
l:isTes''and
*.' PM f« i» r train for Bridgeport,
t^iistrain connects at V aiideuseii -
tiUr with train from Star** Liue
Falls Vilbtgc at 11.19 am
tutiv^Qg at Bridg<;p«rt £.S0 p. m.
A,cann«K;tiug with Expresc ttsiin
WlJwr
3.4S r . H.
Y v ^ anving a t 4.40 p. m
2d. Passenger train leav«-s
liev. G in.i rt Kaxer.—A ri; «n-
K.tv. Falcs*H. Newell—A .Semen.
UfV. Edwin M. Whceitx'ik—A S;‘r,non.
Rt-v. James Fn-»-n.an Clarl.e-.A. f^t-nnr.u.
Rev. M. 1). Couw.iy, (Ciu.) A Seninni.
Rev. Win. li. Furness—A bruf Juuge-ment.
Hon. F.dwsrd.Everett—An Cration.
Hon. (, harieg (JXoiier— *•
Col. \V. A. Phillips, of Kansas—A Lec­ture.
Tiur. wiHi »)uii V.-.- --— Lvdia .Maria Child—Letter to Mrs. .Ma
I f f - . Fa ll, yUb^^• and a Ptnm.
. . u u i'htrodore Tihon, A Speech.
\lso : IJrief Te.'timonies and Poems, by
Wilbaui Alliiighain. Rev. Mr. livleher. E(t-na
D. Brocjtor. L. M. Aloott, E. H. Sears.
Pittafield for Bridgeport, a tx ' , K. Wliipple. Elizar Wright. Richard
3.45 p. M., passing Falls 1 h«h, a . (i. Kiddle, Judge Tilden,
ViJUge, at 5.o‘i P. M , ar- ! \y Jluun D. Howells, A:o.,
lire* at Uridgf|Kiri at 9.(>0 j \lso: I he Entire Prist u Oorreipondcnce
P.M. iof Opt. John lirowu—contouring every
IS 00 a k Freight train on Mond.ivs Tuea- , Letter, addrossed t.» ii:m wUile in Charles-
<ia^Thur»davs and Fridays, for town Jail, liy norilierii n.eii and wouien,
Canaan arrivin*^ at 5.50 p.'m. iandiiisown relatives. One of the most re-
SJtOr m Paseneer train tor Barrington, ar >i«''rk-.ble collectioi.s of b tt< rs in exi>tanc-.
M u r .M . ,V ' „ “ A.s:»: th:j serviws ar c i i.;orl: or. Lit
r u i i ^ a t . J . . la rgyfura martyr, wmiposeii by Ralph W.
From Statk Line. Emerson. A. ilrnnson Alciitt, lienry D.
JJOA.M. PiMaeuger tram for Vde’j ‘‘.-iivii!e I'u.jreiU F. B. .Sanborn, and oth< rs.
«6 r r the arrival of WesUni tr;'iii 1 Also : the ceb bratvd Aiticb s on the val
from Albany, cumnecting at \ ’aii «if the L’nion. to the North, r ( ublisiied
Deuserflle with passenger train a^an appendix from the New YorkTniiunu
for llrMt*'jH)rt arriving at 8 .1 0 a etdKctcd and xirangid by
J amf.» Reui'Ath.
Author of tho Public Lifeof Capt. J . Brown.
Some of these contribution.-* arc now p.ili
— .n ” * . it»:.i.r7. ilished fur the lirst time; most of ilie.ii
at6.40 ^ ^ ' have been carefully «-t.rretted and amended
port, at -4U r . . | by their authors exprcKt<ly fur the volume ;
8 PKCTAL NOTICE. j aud ail of tiieni are inserted niih their coii-
A irdnftir** often centj< will be made on ^ent. or vartfajiy reprinted from the author
pMM«nf«<n who {rritenre tickt*ta at th« 8 t;i - ! ized editions, it thus forms one of the
led to tlie groi'.nti with tbecharniiiu’ly iiii- !
conscious air ol one who has iiccoiiiplishetl | .aade
ronietUing uiipJieciHieiited aud yet deprecutes
])raise. Jn view of tlic con..em)ilar(Mi re-tiioveal
Ol tlic Holy ^^ec to Mis.-.oiiii this
' iiDV.ne J(‘iii:>;istiat.<'.ii is not uttt rly meun
jii.glv.-^s. T.;:it bill! i’.n.oubx-diy lu ralds the
uuiiilil^ of till’
good-sized house of wood, simply
but tastefully furnished, surrounded
by trees and flowers, is his own,
and there he live.s at peace with
him.self, the idol of his family, and
for his iioaesty, ability and pat r io t ­ism,
the admiration of his country­men.
I f Air. Lincoln iselected President
he will carry but little tiiat is orna-
:nental to tha White Hou.-Je. The
country must accept his ability, and
his honesty, in the mould in which
they are cast. He will not be able
to make as polite a bow as Frank
r*ierce, but he will not conirnehce
anew the jigitition of the Slavery
question by recommending to Con­gress
anj’ Kansas-Nebraska bilLs.
He may not preside at the Pres iden­tial
dinners with the ease and trrace
which distinguish the “ venerable
public functionary,” Mr. Buchanan,
but he will not create the nece.'i.sity
for a Covode Cummittee, and the
fliisgracclul revelations of Cornelius
Wendell. Ue will take to tiie Pres-idoiitiiil
Chair jus t the qualities
whioh the country now demands to
s.ive it from luipending destruction
lookii, the h ab i t? , :—ability t!i;it iio inin can question,
ch inicleristics o f !firmness fhut nothing cm overbear,
^ i i s t e l l u n i i
I .LV rO I .X AS HK KS.
From the Ciicago Press and Tribune.
May -23.
Ten thousand inquiries will be
as to the
oiliur
We anticipate
AiL.u.
F s<»m Camaak.
F i« ^ i t tniin on Tu«‘sdnys. Wed-
«MJavs Fri4a\ s and Saturdays,
for llritlgf^rt,' passing F- Village
At the • hn» \ ^^ilOoi ( nnvcntion,
sev ral verry iaijii'rlaiit nuiveiiieiits Wfr<-
made.' Kroui a lej ort of tiie proi eedings
We clip B resolution (ilier<‘d l>y aiK-xeiiipl srv
young delicate, whith is enmientiy worthy
of jnaise. P is worded as f(,llows:
Kesolcrd, That a cfimniittee of ladies an«1
geiitmien be. iijipoiiited to iai.se chiLlreii lor
iha Sal-bath .^ehool.
The resobitioii, w« lulieve was unan-imou>
ly ai^ij tMi its only denierit con
si^t^t in the i'aoi that tiio idea is not .strictly
orig^inal.
An'otuki: Fiotir !5i;t\vkk.n Hke.n'as ami
AYEU.s. 'rheAe«- York Tiiii-s Miy«: "W t
are iiJformed that a private Icttir from an
ai’.l'.ieiitic source in London stat«#« that
ani)iher light h.is been arranged be ween
lieeiian aud S.;iyi rs, to take place in Ireland,
time and precise location of the rii;^ to be
ksiowii oiii-ly to perilous immedialeiy i.ileres
ted. Each man is to have twenty five
friends on the gio iiid to see fair play; no
one to be .id.nitte 1 in tlie viciiiitj' of tlie
ring on any consideration wiiatever. Tho’
the prv'cise tiinc of the tight is, 0 / cuur^•,
kept shady, t will come otf withiti two
ni iiths; and, so s ys the btt<r, umW cir-cumtbmocs
that w.ii ensure no interruption
and a f:;ir lu ld.”
Honest Old Abe.
a few of tiiein.
Mr. Lint-tilii stands six feet .and
t"uir iiiches higli in his stock-ii:.,.-.
lli.s Iraine is not musi-ular, i)Ul
:■ .U!it and wiry ; his arms are Ion.',
ut not Ktire.isoiiably so for u person
if ills heig h t ; his lower limb- nro
ii)t disproportioned to liis body, lii
Vidkintr. lis gait, though firm, is
!e\cr brisk. He steps slowly and
icliber-.lelv tdinost tihvavs with his
j honesty tlis t never has been im­peached,
uiid patriotism that never
despairs.
Sad C a se o f l> o in o s t ic l u f e l i c i t y .
The Worcester S}jy, of Saturday,
tells the follo’.viug story of doiuesiie
infcliciry;
Tho town of Ashburnham has been
somewhat !i;;itated for a few days by
which took place on
ped a t that village, and had , ritWen
the entire tiistance by clinging to
the trucks. The conductor could
hardly credit what he had heard,
and deaired one of them to show him w-i . v 1 . , - -
how it was done, when the youngest "P T . c o u n t r a a n ^
went under the car, laying Tiis whole ?•
* - ° most thoughtful are .the most. fc«f
from trouble. 0 . w.
i Wi* hu: I'hMKX i "I
Articlnjhm tk€ *
.VDELPHIC r .V S T l l ' r i f *
North Comvall. Omn. * *
AxfBEost S. rogeks; *A. 11.,
Princival a vd PrvnTittar
- ■ ■ _______ '
THOUGHT. J ’?
Is tlie great motivet power.
sprung into being tLe world, a S
.has since kept i t in its place.^ I t
unlocks the portals of mmiy myfctg:
’•ies, and seta free an u n d e v e to ^ d
principle. I t keeps alive all nobiHIJ
")f action, feeds the poor and nurg6A
he sick. The natiort th a t contains
he most thought has the most in d ^
nendence H»<d wealth. Ti'e
opment of this powrr is the su r
roau to success. How m;U)y a r e 'a t
this time, ves, a t this very lOornenf ■
working the machinery o f iHefr
brain, some for good, and othertj ftjf
evil. Many thinking of the
' of money they can gain by a cer tain
iinancial action. How maoy ant
pondering over the effect of th«
Chicago nomination, and stifl many
more are working out a problem fojf
the defeat of the ir election. Aro
these few or maay, nrho are th^nkin^
of .some Way to (Jefeat th e enite ti£
iustice, or cheat th e i t co a n t r j ?
force on the upper beam of the
truck, and threw his arms around it,
leaving about two inches between
him and the bottom of the car. The
co.it of one of them was worn thro'
by the friction caused by the jolting
of th e car. They stated tha t they
had Walked from New York city to
Dobb’s Ferry, and being exceeding­ly
tired by the ir walk of twenty
miles, stole a ride as above stated.
They would ne i the r give their
names to the conductor, nor tell him
where they were going. The dis­tance
rode was 126 miles. Mr. Cot-ting
informed our repor ter tha:
when the train stopped at Pough­keepsie
he heard two persons in con­versation
as he neared the car, but
they stopped when he arr ived a t it.
He suppo.-^ed tha t they were stealing
a ride, and raising his lamp, looked
on each platform, inside, and even
on the ton of the cais, but jip per­son
could be seen. H« said that he
had never, for an inst.int thought of
looking underneath the car. Tiie
boys were respectively aged about
10 and 14 veiirii.— Tribune.
an tflopement
Friday of last week, it appears tliat
lejd iticliiieil torsv;»rd, "tid liis hands Isome ei.^ht years ago, Ellen M., only j ............... ..
Lisped behind his b ick. In in.itiers j daughter of Mr. S imut;l B irrott, a i'phe disJise a t the Cape is called the
The Boston J o u n .u l contains a let­ter
fifmi an individual who has just
:«rrivcd at Bo.ston from the
Cape of Good Hope. The wri­te
r believes th it the Cattle D'.s-ease
now producing so much
alarm in Massachusetts, is the s.ime
that has l.itely proved so destructive
to horned cattle in South Afrina.
>1'dre.^s he is by no me ms precise, j very respectable citiz«n, and fo r a
.\lways clean, he is never f-.shion-ible
; he is careless but not slover I •.
Ill manner lie is remarkably cordi .1,
■ i.'d, !it the same time, simple. JIis
jjoiitene!<» is ahvotys sincere, but
'le v e r elaborate and oppressive. A
w u in shake of the liand and :i warm-iT
stnde of recognition are his meth­ods
of greeting his friends. At rest.
CHABLEi HUNT. President.
most reiuiirkablu collections of thoughts
th u breatio* and worJs that burn to be
W, H ll*T«oM. Agt. Falls Village, Ct. fo.in 1 m all Literature: a coiupleUs Man-
/Wfb ViUag£n April, 13. 18tM.
M O W I X G M A J n ^ 3 S
T ib two-hor»e Machines weigh 514 ]
fH m i* •aelu run on two driving wh^ls as a can.paign d.K:u-
■e e l : |0 inch« apart, eacb wh»el ^ 8 inch- ^ ... . . . .
ual of tUe ILgiier Law.
'I'he ch:ir.*cter ot the authors, together
with the aiisuibiug theme, make it a book
ttiat w.li be eagerly so igjjt for by every
Am«-ncan read« r. A» a work for pernjjiu-
•« ia diameU r. I 'he frame resU up«m and
in firmly •ecured Ui the axle of the wln-« ls
ni«Ut to eifect the next Presidential election
it ia alike ni%'uluable.
i^VuBPoT^the'goeriug and a stat for the , 0»e yol 12mo. 514 page, h.nlsomely
driver. Tiie fincer bar ii elastic and is bound la musbn. 1 rice, $t;ij.
Agenta Wanted—tJrlers fro;n the trade
solicited. Termii liberal Single co;tics
drhret.” The fijige.
tk n e -« r i fh t } is o f a u inch in tlncknes*, a n d
mad«- o f c«ld-roU»d Sweedish inm, e«iua| in
• t r a n g th Mid elaaiiuity to a to c l . and less li
a b l e t o b r e a k . I t ia attached tt» the Ma-diine
h r o n e bolt, a n d caa be easily remov-
• 4 by t ^ i n g o f f o n e nut, a«d when plawd
mfaa t h e fr am e under (he the .Machiut?
o a n b e dri\t*n from lieW t4i iield as easily as
a l i s b t cart. The knife is tlriveii by a crank ■
pia. pmj(«oting from a w e l l adjustol lialancc-w
b e e l , wbicfa gives it a sU‘adt', unitorm mo­t
i o n ; i t has a rapid motiou with a short
gtrt^e whioh ooabl^'s t!a‘ Machine to do good
w o fk w h en th e team moves as >4uw as lior-mm
or o x e n o a a w a lk . I'hese .>Iachinc& can
b o oM i l y a n d iBatantly tlirawn out of gear,
t b e n l i y p v i n g m o t io n t o th e d r iv in g -w h e e l s
m ! j t w h e o w o v i a g . The}* c u t a sw a th four
f e o tw id e .
The one-borae Machine, hnilt th<* same
wigfa* SO pounds less (464 Munds), and,
«ota a awath three aod a half leet wide.
These Mao^nea will be nuMie of tlie best
lamtefial an 1 in the most wnrkiuanlike man-
•e r , and Jbr hraittj and style of finish will | nnirks ,
-egeel aavthiafr b«>ti^fore offer<^ to fanners i of Keape
IB tImclfaMi o fuM c b in e r y . v
The Macsbtne la warranted capable of cut
tmm acres of gnuw per day m a work
alike maaner.
quar ter of a l entury Postmaster of
tha t town, now deceased, married
Rev. Mr. Root, :v Congregational
Minister, then settled in Williams­burg.
M--. They subsequently mov­ed
to Springfield, O., wliere Mr.
Root is now settled, and where the
present unhappy troubles had their
be<j:ining. Mrs. Root sometime sincc
!iis features, thou,_-h tho.^e of a man j formed an attnchment for a gentle-in
irk, are not such as belong to a rn.in of tha t place, the husband of a
but when his fine,
are lijihted up by j
will lie sent to aiiy aviure.'*s, post paid, on
r<*c«ipt of the retail pr.cc. Also, a cupy of
The Puldic Life of Capt. John ilrown, on
receipt of one doibir.
TriAYEit ic K:.i>uii>gk, Publishers.
114 and l lt i Washington St. Boaton.
SVRACCSB FlKSI PR^ MIUM
OHIO MOWr-R A.\D KtAPDU,
ui.1,',1 fHi ji i tj
For sale in New York, only^ by
JOHN McNALLY.
Uniwd Sutea Agricultural Warehouse and goveral thousaml o(.iian
Seed Store,
197 Water Street, near Foltoa, NewYork.
A Phoi»ukcv Fi i.Fii.Liat.— In the Illinois
ciMitest of Id.W, Mr. Douglas h d nnich to
say about the sectioiiality of the hepiibliean
parly. In reply to oua of these tirailes,
not iiiways eXi.rcBiK‘d in the n.ost becoming
buiguage, lion. Abr.ih.int Lincoln used the
toliowiug remarkable terms.
“ I a^K his attention also to the fact that
liy til rule of nationality he is himself fast
bt'comiiig sictoiial. i ask his attention
Ut the fact that his speeches woulit not go
as cuireut now south of he Oaio river as
thev a ive loraieily gone there, i ask his
atieiitioii t«) 'he facttliat he felicitates him­self
to day tliat ail (teaiocrats < f the tree
States are agreeing with him. If he has
not ttioaght of thi-« i co.iiiiieii.i to h.s coii-sider
tion the evidmce ot his own dei lara- i
tion this day. of bu oecoining sectional too.
1 see it rapidiy approaching. \Vliatever
m.iy be t!ie result ol ihis c, ht iiieral eontcst
iietweeu Juiigc Uougbis ami myself, 1 see
the d.iy rapidly ajipioachiiig wiieii his pill ol
sectional.sal, \vh»cU he has been thru.^tiiig
down the tie oats of Keputdicans for yeaia
past. Will Oc crowded down iiit «>wn throat."
.Mr. P.J6T.MASTKK FoVVUFJI GoNE TO HA­VANA.—.
Mr Fowler is now saul to have left
in the steamer Aioses I'ayUir for Havana on
the night of th j Idth instant. The Aioses
Ta> bir, It is said, aid nut leave at tho regu-la;
hour, ami it us presume ■ that • rF uw l’ r
went on board in a su*am tug, and when
more than nme miles out embarkeU on
Uiard. His personal, not his political,
triends, made up a bber.il purse tor liim of
iuougn to take
ca e wfhiai. If tliey n mI known in time the
amount, uf his defaicatioii, it is said lUo
wnole would liave lieeu subscrioed to relieve
- I would resiH?ctt:illy call the attention of hi.n fnna tro. a.i.d.e. Tnw de. falcation1 , 11 i•s
Farmers to itAix s Improved Ohio .Mower “««
and Rca|ier T o th i s .^lai-bine, a s a c o n e s p o n d e i io o h a s u ik e u plai.e wiUi th e
was aw
handsome ninn
dirk-grey eyes
my emotion, and his features begin
their f>l ty, he would be chosen from
iinong a crowd as one wlio had in
him not only the kind sentiments
which women love, but tiw heavier
inetiil of which full grown men and
Presidents are m ide. His hair is
bi :ck, and though Miin, is wiry.
His liead .vets well on his shoulder.'>,
but beyond tha t it defies d',‘Scription.
It n e i re r resembles tlnit of Cl.iy
than tliat of Web.ster ; But it is un­like
either. I t is very large, and,
phrenologic.illy, well proporii med
betokening power in all its develop­ments.
A slightly Roman nose, a
wide-cut mouth, and a d irk complex­ion,
with the apjiearance of having
lieen weather-beaten, completes the
description.
In his his personal Inibits, Mr.
Lincoln is as simple as a child. He
loves a good dinner, and eats with
witii tiie appetite wiiich goes with a
j,reat brain : but his food i.i plain
and nutritious. He never drinks in­toxicating
liquors of any sort—not
even a glass of wine. H-3 is not ad­dicted
to tobacco ill any of itsshapes.
He never was ticcused of a licentious
act in all his life. He never uses
profane language. A friend says
th a t once, when in a towering rage,
in consequence of the efforts of cer­tain
parties to perpet rate a fraud U}>-
on the State, he was heard to say.
They shan’t do it-, d—n ’em !” but
beyond an expre.ssion of this kind,
his bit terest feelings never carry
him. He never gambles ; we doubt
if he ever indulgtts in any games of
He is particul.irly cautions
ineurriny; pecin.iiry oblig.i-devoted
wife,tlie father of five child
ren, a member and one of the pillars
of her husband’s church. How
long this attachment had continued
does not appear; but about three
weeks ago the guiUy parties secret­ly
left Springfield and c.Mne to M is.s-achusetts
togetlicr. Tiio woman de­siring
to see her friends in this coun
try before she left th;;m forever,—
came Ashburnh im, while her cotn-p.
inion went to Fitchburg. Suspic.
ion rested on the parties, and ac­counts
came from Oaio tha t all was
not right. On Eriday ot last week
lie hirt)d a horse of Tilton tjk Pierce,
in Leominster, intending to carry
the lady to Fitchburg and take the
cars fo»- the south. Disappointed as
to the time, they drove on to New
H impshire, leaving tho toiim at
Thortons Ferrv, and pursued tlieir
.'iickue.H.'i; it was introduced
about seven years aaro by the impor-t^^
tion of two Dutch bulls, and spread
before its destructive character was
fullv understood. Attempts were
in ide to isolate the infected stock,
and to confine the disease to certain
liinit.'^, but it was :dl in vain. All
transportation, and much of tho trav­el
is performed by oxen, who scat­tered
the disease everywhere. Va­rious
remedies were tried without
success, until ian'ula-ion was adopted
which proved successful, as it did
in the small pox. Tho writer thu-*
describes the process of inoculation :
‘‘ Kill a diseased beast not too far
gone, and take as much of tho lung
as you require for the nuaibcr of cat­tle
you intend to operate upon,
throw them down, one by one, or
otherwise make them fast, cut the
hair short off, about nine inches
from the tip of tho tail, m ike an in-cisitm
throu rh the skin an inch long,
insert a bit of the lung the size of a
bean, or r.ither larger, bandage it
properly, and in a bm t three day.'
the virus ought to tiike, and within
the week the bandage should bo re­moved,
when the wound appear.'
-swollen. M my of the cattle lose
their tails by inoculation, and some
even die when proper attention has
■ ■> s- Vj'.fc-/
TRUE AXD FALSE PBJJDE. . . . ^
Persons are often .founrf wha
spend the ir lives, and. almoitt
p n d e . One new article of d r e n t 'o f
ten makes men so prowl th a t ’ th^
side walk can hardly contaitt t h ^ .
Fidse pride always makes trouble,-
bu t True Pridtf is b ts ed on trdbd!
>ence, and does us good. ■’
pride has turned many a young taut
out of employment empties manj* It
nurse, and upsets mairy a hrsin.
True pride causes us to dress
to a c t well—to be agreeable,to • o a r
conipiUiions, and to make a good
of our time. W• should a lwa y » t t iv
pride in doing well and bein;' firat
in all Ave do. Let us, th eV^fWe,
htive no pride, unless we can' hava
true pride. o. B.'
We can all do good. Yon n«e^
un- go far before you can find aom^
one who needs your help. You call'
instruct the poor, or a felloMr-scfao«t-in
ite, about soma lesson, and ymm
can often prevent evil actions. iToti
can set a good example to tlu«|0
vounger than yourself. Never imiit
• or another tn do good for you, hi|t'
io i t yourself. ^ ,
OUR P L A C e .
I t is well fo» persons to know
fheir proper places; men are coafh^*
u illy making bl indei-s, aod getin;;
themselues into tnnible, becaase
thev did not keep wiihin boands.
enow what is pro'ier and wh a t is
'lot proper, is prob ikly as useful to­ns.
H8 any branch of our edacatio^^r*
Boys have a particular place to
aid it is jus t as important tk^t..^t
.-ihould be filled properly, that
.hey should ob.^erve the little ciyi][i-r.
ie.^ of life as it is for men. I .ha;!^
-een b ivs act in a very impolite inaw
tier. I have seen them ihterujpt o t i
■jr persons when they were t-alkiijg.'
Let us strive to know our placed,
,^nd fill them to our credit. T. M.
Wiiy north O.Kcer U hetherbee, ot i,iot been givL*n, but so f i r I have
Ashburnham, as soon as tlie facts bo
came known, wont in pui’iu i t , found
the deserted team at Nas.ciu, and
the fugitives at Montreal. Tlie au­thorities
lit Montre;il refused to give
up the man on the charge of larceny
had experience, lew c.itth* have died
of this sicknefcs after being inocul it-ed.-’
Tho diseiise h:us been very de.struf'-
tive in S.iutii Africa— a piirt of the
world where cattle are more valued
I f onr time is not occupied ia
^ome u.^efnl wav we are to often apt
to allow ourselves to do things th a t
ire not at all useful to us or any oSe
!‘lse. We should cultivate habit* of
ndustry when young, so th a t when
wo grow up idleness will be more of
■\ burden thanthe hardest kind of
work- Some men think they can
iind nothing to do, when in- reality
he world is full of useful thingafer '
us to preform. J»o one ever fonnd
Ants in a qu.et state when it v a a
: ime for them to work. You may
stand by an Ant-hill and watch them
'lour after hour and you will see no-urie
of them idle; all are busy and
seem to be happy. R.» K ■#.
GETTIXO A BIGUT START,-
Tiiei?} is a gre a t deal in getting; a
•ight star t in life. I f we do not
.4tart r ight it goes bad. The first
-tep is all iaaportant. I f we tako
•:liis with care, we can but prosper,
[f we will remember whait oar pa-
the only charge which could be sus- than anywhere else. The price ol i teachers tell « Wfiat
tamed again.st him,— an.l the oificer d rau -h t oxen has risen from fifteen Bible says what our consc ien^
■■ to fiftv dollars since the existence o. W 1 e n o u ^ .
tlie lil.igtie. The writer thinks the ^
d soa.se is contagio is ;ind not an e p i - i ’“ ^^'’ raind ImH it f f f f^p an d *
detnic. We leave that point for the starting nght.. T
doctors to settle.
i » l a
what h made a great aittart
men. I t will aid us, i t will BMtk*
u:ood men and smart men of vn^
ivardetl the h ghest nuinher of credit JJepa tiuentou tlie sal)j»ct .Mr. ' • “'‘tinus ■ j
(6 i) at the ••Great NtitionalTn.il- Conover, one ol his h'n.lsmeu deposits ha*: ^ ^
tiK-r.s a n d Mowe r s , h e ld a t sSvracuKe, h * h we bai l b o n d m iMiik, to o v -p a id if
N. Y., m 18j ? .—This fact l-eiMJiHinr^ known thcCoarts decree him liaole, and sails lor |t ioii8 fo r a n y p u r p o s e , w a a t e v e r , a n d
to oertaiu members of the tirm of •• H a l l , Europe in the .A.diMi.c June y. to be a h - e n t , in d e b t h e is n e v e r cfoiitent u n t i l th e
AtJLTiNACE Ac Co.” who were more deei;pp.lv, twoyear.1, ^ previo.usly arranged, loi me score is d is ch a rg ed . We |)rcsume
__________ interested in the BUCKEYE MACHl.NE education of Ins ciii Wren.
Maohine. may • He p « r « W wi‘h which Imd only n-ccdved th litw ix ^ ^ ^
mark.s, a letter was wniu^tt, without the . ,, ■ ,
knowledge or consent of Mr Ball, though ; all sin is easj alter that
a mernbmr of tlie Finn at the time, to UwTiuiiWi politeneija ib tue lir^t-born off-
-- --- -------------------• - ............ - ----------------------------------------------- "• “
irer the recommend upon a fair trial.
For dw# Machines or furtlier particulars a iut-muci lut^niiuaL vmr ------------- -- —- - -
C .3 1 a l tb ie ,F a l l8 Ct^Cliainuaft of the Cammittee. wha^ ap'3 ppnngof »“uero8ity aaJ modesty.
he owes no nvan a dollar, l ie nevi r
speculates. The rage for the s u i -
was compelled to returin alone.—.
Tiie man, wlio iiad given various
names, w;*..-; registered at Montreal
as J . W. Brot u.iw. His age is iibout
fort3'-one ye irs, and lie claims to be
a man of -rood rei>utation, of liigii
social position, and of excelleiu busi-^
ness connections: all of wl:ich ho | “n'‘u»*l^T-''taiidin? which bl.md on | Lot us bear in mind, to g a t tho-right
has abandoned in the pursuit of his il'' arrange sKiti.^t.vctor 'v, and o.. Fri- 1 j ta r l . G. B, A.
■ c t *• i> .. ,4. .1 ; jUav tnev went, actonipamed nv ^ cr i’-’ i of I tnfatiiation. Mrs, Root, who is a - i^ ,, - , ^ ^ near'the ci-y. and ^ 8 YOU AOKM. -
bout th i r ty 3 e 'lrs ol age, compl.iitied .imj ^ Q„i, pin. rales of the 1’. II. were 1 We should all do m we agrnc. Wba»
b itte t'iy ot tlie u n h a p p in e s s ot h e r jc.irriiHl out as fir .is knowledge and time I y«<* r e a k e au engagement, do as yoa
m irria.re relations , and (Lclar<Hl h e r :'voal.l admit. The parties fonncd a re"u '.Mauyayoung man has het<D tho ueaap o f
determinei'! ourpo-'C io abandon hus- l“r nii^, w.th rope.->. appointed bottle h.dd-1 l>rfsiiiiiig Ins Father's heart, bv not M a f
b a n d , friends, honor—ev ertliii .-, for f '1 " '‘‘I ' r i “ “ ‘1 man tfcat
. 1 1 ) I I 'w e u ta tit. 1 her fou>;nt t h r e e r o u n d s , w h e n I do as he anees, is not worth a taiiniittfh
th e orI v j);e! son whmn slie e v e r lov- moral .sentiment of the spectitors beg-an .MiUiy a young man haa been the mMoa'af
ed. He r friends in Ashburnh iin to operate, and the two fellows were piiri blv;iitiug the expeofcuione of a foad )lo<|»f.
stand very high in the estimation of ed without Imviu^; dons much harm.
that community, and are deeply
i>y not mting as he agreed. A perada-tbat
----- -------- ----------- I will !tot do as he agrees will nererffpt h*»V»
,den acquisition of wealth never took ;grieved by the iiifatuition of which' Y.uo a_ thittk, too much 1I lf me as a m, an. \ o ,I le^ivi n•. if• .11 tue me. a that- --b-o--l-d. . t—koi'
. I i.:.« t f :, r. 1 . n aatti »r can tie as io«r.w a-« his works, as 1.0 , h.gn oaice* in ttie L niten oUiteit. wuaU u«
- . hold of him- H is gains fi om .ils pi 0-, bhe has become the too Wiiliug vie- preacher is a.-> pioat as iiis scraions.—./. /*. i as tiity agreed, they would he boQor^ a a ^
{fewion have been moderate, btUsuf-,lim.—ex. I R itcM r jeat4j«*uied by i>o d o in g . w . 4^ B--

piibltsljEH mtn ^alnrbfli) JHorainjj, btf C JHallbie, ot ®ne flollar au'y fiflp ffuts pft Jlnnni.
V O L U M N I V . FALLS VILLAGE, CONN., SATURDAY JUNE 2, 1860. NUMBER XX III.
V A *
HOU8 ATONIC RBPtBI^ICAN,
t« paUiahed r r e f f Saturday Morniitg by
t*. B . UtUbie. at tl>e P r im in g Office in
Mayhcr'ii versus Ploi»s
ProbaMv there i» not » Farmer in the
the aiithoritj of laitl l-.tter, and without
conuultiiig the otii< r niemliers, changed the j
award to tlie Huckeye MACHI^’^, which
coniitrv who would acknowledjre that he had only recdved thirty-six credit marks,
di l not know the Affrieiiltnral Inij lenient as ahove stiitcd. (nee Table D., pnje 75,
r«U. r u u i e . C l , »pon the following lermsi Warehouse of Mavner & Co. The nanu- of Keport of Connuittee )
r c u a r tu a g e , j s ivli«>r is as fiuniliar t H-DAT.
A i''cUAf!ui i i i i l e I m i e r a i» u i i
T a r .
Birtl - InTs on tirtb-dnTs press,
Brirbt summer we
__ ' ......... ........................ ■ • Ia tkw 0*auty, will U{«*n application rc- 1 plows Tliey'huve an advertisement in this several of th(.r. look fiir it, and when found, make a ly awarded to Hall’s Ohio Mower. The
............................. ....... ^.....^ ‘ ’ 1 1 . - 1 . ... fi...;, GRAND GOLD MEDAL
offered trial, ia therefore claimed for
flitUntiun «f the Local Jtetut they TM nink of it, then call and ueu thein at their
far i»«blio«ti»n. I *iew and np:ieiouii Ktore, a..u No. .54 Ve- se•y• -st.,• onered at that
.4.dr*rtlHllie. j between Broadway anil \ \ ashington Mark-1 Macitine.
To the Adverliier, thin paper presents |et. If the improvcm**nts in labor saving, t j /*•
th* kMt meiiuiu for reaehing the peojde o f , machines, keep pace witli the bist ten vt-ars, j ^ ....... ........
K*rtk WTe.«’^ the manulhcture of d.llerent kinds of Ag.i- Whose pierc-r- ye ab ^v. the p«4. ng storm
T«“ i7.00. Two s.,« .n-s one month their new store. No. .<54 cultunil Implements and Mach.nery, 1 can still looks to (
<3.0d. two months fi.OO. three mouths $7. , Vesev-»t.. where thev have tlie largest, best F.tnm rs and DiaKrs that tan fur
•i* m««th* f 1 0 .0 0 , one v«*ar $12.09, On** complete a's-«ortnient of agricultu- the rerv best Implemeuts
w . iHi “'V . ■ , A _____ana at rerv lowest prices.
«7.«0
O a « k
■Mn t lM $ 1 0 .
JOHN McNALLY.
Oa^hatroo*.tJa- «nc month 87.0(), three t|,cv will sell at the lowest manufacturing! U. S. Agricnltural Warehouse and Seed Hopes rision’s fade, lovestreasue’d wreaths
■Mntli. On** nlnmn, one month #10,0(* and therebr are enabled to sell at lower 105 and 107 Water Street, near Fulton,
iJh^cc «M*ot.h.».. .....*..5....0..0 , SIX mon*th’ s th- a-n any other b. ouse. -Fa rmers. N- - ew Y- - ork- .
(kiM Tcar $40.00. Business Cards, $1, per merchants and others, will find it to their
per iwmnm. notie«» per to call at Mayhi r's new store. No.
. ting, the conducter observed the
r of tlie I re^by* j fQ^j g^d ankle of some person pro-ijecting
from the truck of one of the
which Mrt*. Lincoln btlonge. He i8 j 3j,(j frain stoppine
a scrupulous teller of the t ruth—too • • * •
exact in hi.-? notions to suit tho atiuos-
■phere of Wat=hington-as it now is.
I His enemies may .say that he tells
, . , . 'Black Rcpublicnn l ie s ; but no nian u u o in u u i
Be this tbj c »ice a l jojgb« 8ideare charged that, in a prolessioiial upon asking them what th e r did
XV J i ’ 1*1 • f 'capacity, or as a citizen dealing with there and where thev had
! W ealth has its subtle wing foreTer spread, hJa neighbors, he would depar t from
the Scriptural command. At homo,
he lives like a gentleman of moder-at
th a t instant, h« went to the .>»pot
and looking under the car saw two
bovR clinging to the truck.
They came out a t his orders cov­ered
with dust from he^id to foot
A Diiffram o f the ecl-psf. o f the fun. June
pale
And strew the dead.
Be this thy choice,—
So each revolving year.
•CTtadTawsefrait* resuliiradvertisinj:raie.-
Om wai •fte' I'uetdat/, Mi% 1 li3t»0 train.-
win nin otel tiie Hoiuat»nte Itaiiraud
foU aw s :
Fk'im Bntnc.Kr(»KT.
r . Jt. Fnnght train on Mondays, Wi*d-ii.'-
i irs. Tharsdaj-s and 8 ttur
uavs tf»r C.iu.«in, passing Falls
VillagM at 3.53, arr.ving at Can-aitu
at 4.o0- m.
1.34 2*. u. P.i«*(ieiigtr tr. Tlionau—Lecture: A pleo
fort'aptuin .lobn iiro««n.
Tintidore ParliiT—I'no I., A. M. | Whitu. r. '
rsi'iif Uarui.':ct0 j \lso: I he Entire Prist u Oorreipondcnce
P.M. iof Opt. John lirowu—contouring every
IS 00 a k Freight train on Mond.ivs Tuea- , Letter, addrossed t.» ii:m wUile in Charles-
i«''rk-.ble collectioi.s of b tt< rs in exi>tanc-.
M u r .M . ,V ' „ “ A.s:»: th:j serviws ar c i i.;orl: or. Lit
r u i i ^ a t . J . . la rgyfura martyr, wmiposeii by Ralph W.
From Statk Line. Emerson. A. ilrnnson Alciitt, lienry D.
JJOA.M. PiMaeuger tram for Vde’j ‘‘.-iivii!e I'u.jreiU F. B. .Sanborn, and oth< rs.
«6 r r the arrival of WesUni tr;'iii 1 Also : the ceb bratvd Aiticb s on the val
from Albany, cumnecting at \ ’aii «if the L’nion. to the North, r ( ublisiied
Deuserflle with passenger train a^an appendix from the New YorkTniiunu
for llrMt*'jH)rt arriving at 8 .1 0 a etdKctcd and xirangid by
J amf.» Reui'Ath.
Author of tho Public Lifeof Capt. J . Brown.
Some of these contribution.-* arc now p.ili
— .n ” * . it»:.i.r7. ilished fur the lirst time; most of ilie.ii
at6.40 ^ ^ ' have been carefully «-t.rretted and amended
port, at -4U r . . | by their authors exprcKt;istiat.y aiK-xeiiipl srv
young delicate, whith is enmientiy worthy
of jnaise. P is worded as f(,llows:
Kesolcrd, That a cfimniittee of ladies an«1
geiitmien be. iijipoiiited to iai.se chiLlreii lor
iha Sal-bath .^ehool.
The resobitioii, w« lulieve was unan-imou>
ly ai^ij tMi its only denierit con
si^t^t in the i'aoi that tiio idea is not .strictly
orig^inal.
An'otuki: Fiotir !5i;t\vkk.n Hke.n'as ami
AYEU.s. 'rheAe«- York Tiiii-s Miy«: "W t
are iiJformed that a private Icttir from an
ai’.l'.ieiitic source in London stat«#« that
ani)iher light h.is been arranged be ween
lieeiian aud S.;iyi rs, to take place in Ireland,
time and precise location of the rii;^ to be
ksiowii oiii-ly to perilous immedialeiy i.ileres
ted. Each man is to have twenty five
friends on the gio iiid to see fair play; no
one to be .id.nitte 1 in tlie viciiiitj' of tlie
ring on any consideration wiiatever. Tho’
the prv'cise tiinc of the tight is, 0 / cuur^•,
kept shady, t will come otf withiti two
ni iiths; and, so s ys the btt o in o s t ic l u f e l i c i t y .
The Worcester S}jy, of Saturday,
tells the follo’.viug story of doiuesiie
infcliciry;
Tho town of Ashburnham has been
somewhat !i;;itated for a few days by
which took place on
ped a t that village, and had , ritWen
the entire tiistance by clinging to
the trucks. The conductor could
hardly credit what he had heard,
and deaired one of them to show him w-i . v 1 . , - -
how it was done, when the youngest "P T . c o u n t r a a n ^
went under the car, laying Tiis whole ?•
* - ° most thoughtful are .the most. fc«f
from trouble. 0 . w.
i Wi* hu: I'hMKX i "I
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North Comvall. Omn. * *
AxfBEost S. rogeks; *A. 11.,
Princival a vd PrvnTittar
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THOUGHT. J ’?
Is tlie great motivet power.
sprung into being tLe world, a S
.has since kept i t in its place.^ I t
unlocks the portals of mmiy myfctg:
’•ies, and seta free an u n d e v e to ^ d
principle. I t keeps alive all nobiHIJ
")f action, feeds the poor and nurg6A
he sick. The natiort th a t contains
he most thought has the most in d ^
nendence H»1'dre.^s he is by no me ms precise, j very respectable citiz«n, and fo r a
.\lways clean, he is never f-.shion-ible
; he is careless but not slover I •.
Ill manner lie is remarkably cordi .1,
■ i.'d, !it the same time, simple. JIis
jjoiitene!4uw as lior-mm
or o x e n o a a w a lk . I'hese .>Iachinc& can
b o oM i l y a n d iBatantly tlirawn out of gear,
t b e n l i y p v i n g m o t io n t o th e d r iv in g -w h e e l s
m ! j t w h e o w o v i a g . The}* c u t a sw a th four
f e o tw id e .
The one-borae Machine, hnilt thti^fore offeruii>gk, Publishers.
114 and l lt i Washington St. Boaton.
SVRACCSB FlKSI PR^ MIUM
OHIO MOWr-R A.\D KtAPDU,
ui.1,',1 fHi ji i tj
For sale in New York, only^ by
JOHN McNALLY.
Uniwd Sutea Agricultural Warehouse and goveral thousaml o(.iian
Seed Store,
197 Water Street, near Foltoa, NewYork.
A Phoi»ukcv Fi i.Fii.Liat.— In the Illinois
ciMitest of Id.W, Mr. Douglas h d nnich to
say about the sectioiiality of the hepiibliean
parly. In reply to oua of these tirailes,
not iiiways eXi.rcBiK‘d in the n.ost becoming
buiguage, lion. Abr.ih.int Lincoln used the
toliowiug remarkable terms.
“ I a^K his attention also to the fact that
liy til rule of nationality he is himself fast
bt'comiiig sictoiial. i ask his attention
Ut the fact that his speeches woulit not go
as cuireut now south of he Oaio river as
thev a ive loraieily gone there, i ask his
atieiitioii t«) 'he facttliat he felicitates him­self
to day tliat ail (teaiocrats < f the tree
States are agreeing with him. If he has
not ttioaght of thi-« i co.iiiiieii.i to h.s coii-sider
tion the evidmce ot his own dei lara- i
tion this day. of bu oecoining sectional too.
1 see it rapidiy approaching. \Vliatever
m.iy be t!ie result ol ihis c, ht iiieral eontcst
iietweeu Juiigc Uougbis ami myself, 1 see
the d.iy rapidly ajipioachiiig wiieii his pill ol
sectional.sal, \vh»cU he has been thru.^tiiig
down the tie oats of Keputdicans for yeaia
past. Will Oc crowded down iiit «>wn throat."
.Mr. P.J6T.MASTKK FoVVUFJI GoNE TO HA­VANA.—.
Mr Fowler is now saul to have left
in the steamer Aioses I'ayUir for Havana on
the night of th j Idth instant. The Aioses
Ta> bir, It is said, aid nut leave at tho regu-la;
hour, ami it us presume ■ that • rF uw l’ r
went on board in a su*am tug, and when
more than nme miles out embarkeU on
Uiard. His personal, not his political,
triends, made up a bber.il purse tor liim of
iuougn to take
ca e wfhiai. If tliey n mI known in time the
amount, uf his defaicatioii, it is said lUo
wnole would liave lieeu subscrioed to relieve
- I would resiH?ctt:illy call the attention of hi.n fnna tro. a.i.d.e. Tnw de. falcation1 , 11 i•s
Farmers to itAix s Improved Ohio .Mower “««
and Rca|ier T o th i s .^lai-bine, a s a c o n e s p o n d e i io o h a s u ik e u plai.e wiUi th e
was aw
handsome ninn
dirk-grey eyes
my emotion, and his features begin
their f>l ty, he would be chosen from
iinong a crowd as one wlio had in
him not only the kind sentiments
which women love, but tiw heavier
inetiil of which full grown men and
Presidents are m ide. His hair is
bi :ck, and though Miin, is wiry.
His liead .vets well on his shoulder.'>,
but beyond tha t it defies d',‘Scription.
It n e i re r resembles tlnit of Cl.iy
than tliat of Web.ster ; But it is un­like
either. I t is very large, and,
phrenologic.illy, well proporii med
betokening power in all its develop­ments.
A slightly Roman nose, a
wide-cut mouth, and a d irk complex­ion,
with the apjiearance of having
lieen weather-beaten, completes the
description.
In his his personal Inibits, Mr.
Lincoln is as simple as a child. He
loves a good dinner, and eats with
witii tiie appetite wiiich goes with a
j,reat brain : but his food i.i plain
and nutritious. He never drinks in­toxicating
liquors of any sort—not
even a glass of wine. H-3 is not ad­dicted
to tobacco ill any of itsshapes.
He never was ticcused of a licentious
act in all his life. He never uses
profane language. A friend says
th a t once, when in a towering rage,
in consequence of the efforts of cer­tain
parties to perpet rate a fraud U}>-
on the State, he was heard to say.
They shan’t do it-, d—n ’em !” but
beyond an expre.ssion of this kind,
his bit terest feelings never carry
him. He never gambles ; we doubt
if he ever indulgtts in any games of
He is particul.irly cautions
ineurriny; pecin.iiry oblig.i-devoted
wife,tlie father of five child
ren, a member and one of the pillars
of her husband’s church. How
long this attachment had continued
does not appear; but about three
weeks ago the guiUy parties secret­ly
left Springfield and c.Mne to M is.s-achusetts
togetlicr. Tiio woman de­siring
to see her friends in this coun
try before she left th;;m forever,—
came Ashburnh im, while her cotn-p.
inion went to Fitchburg. Suspic.
ion rested on the parties, and ac­counts
came from Oaio tha t all was
not right. On Eriday ot last week
lie hirt)d a horse of Tilton tjk Pierce,
in Leominster, intending to carry
the lady to Fitchburg and take the
cars fo»- the south. Disappointed as
to the time, they drove on to New
H impshire, leaving tho toiim at
Thortons Ferrv, and pursued tlieir
.'iickue.H.'i; it was introduced
about seven years aaro by the impor-t^^
tion of two Dutch bulls, and spread
before its destructive character was
fullv understood. Attempts were
in ide to isolate the infected stock,
and to confine the disease to certain
liinit.'^, but it was :dl in vain. All
transportation, and much of tho trav­el
is performed by oxen, who scat­tered
the disease everywhere. Va­rious
remedies were tried without
success, until ian'ula-ion was adopted
which proved successful, as it did
in the small pox. Tho writer thu-*
describes the process of inoculation :
‘‘ Kill a diseased beast not too far
gone, and take as much of tho lung
as you require for the nuaibcr of cat­tle
you intend to operate upon,
throw them down, one by one, or
otherwise make them fast, cut the
hair short off, about nine inches
from the tip of tho tail, m ike an in-cisitm
throu rh the skin an inch long,
insert a bit of the lung the size of a
bean, or r.ither larger, bandage it
properly, and in a bm t three day.'
the virus ought to tiike, and within
the week the bandage should bo re­moved,
when the wound appear.'
-swollen. M my of the cattle lose
their tails by inoculation, and some
even die when proper attention has
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TRUE AXD FALSE PBJJDE. . . . ^
Persons are often .founrf wha
spend the ir lives, and. almoitt
p n d e . One new article of d r e n t 'o f
ten makes men so prowl th a t ’ th^
side walk can hardly contaitt t h ^ .
Fidse pride always makes trouble,-
bu t True Pridtf is b ts ed on trdbd!
>ence, and does us good. ■’
pride has turned many a young taut
out of employment empties manj* It
nurse, and upsets mairy a hrsin.
True pride causes us to dress
to a c t well—to be agreeable,to • o a r
conipiUiions, and to make a good
of our time. W• should a lwa y » t t iv
pride in doing well and bein;' firat
in all Ave do. Let us, th eV^fWe,
htive no pride, unless we can' hava
true pride. o. B.'
We can all do good. Yon n«e^
un- go far before you can find aom^
one who needs your help. You call'
instruct the poor, or a felloMr-scfao«t-in
ite, about soma lesson, and ymm
can often prevent evil actions. iToti
can set a good example to tlu«|0
vounger than yourself. Never imiit
• or another tn do good for you, hi|t'
io i t yourself. ^ ,
OUR P L A C e .
I t is well fo» persons to know
fheir proper places; men are coafh^*
u illy making bl indei-s, aod getin;;
themselues into tnnible, becaase
thev did not keep wiihin boands.
enow what is pro'ier and wh a t is
'lot proper, is prob ikly as useful to­ns.
H8 any branch of our edacatio^^r*
Boys have a particular place to
aid it is jus t as important tk^t..^t
.-ihould be filled properly, that
.hey should ob.^erve the little ciyi][i-r.
ie.^ of life as it is for men. I .ha;!^
-een b ivs act in a very impolite inaw
tier. I have seen them ihterujpt o t i
■jr persons when they were t-alkiijg.'
Let us strive to know our placed,
,^nd fill them to our credit. T. M.
Wiiy north O.Kcer U hetherbee, ot i,iot been givL*n, but so f i r I have
Ashburnham, as soon as tlie facts bo
came known, wont in pui’iu i t , found
the deserted team at Nas.ciu, and
the fugitives at Montreal. Tlie au­thorities
lit Montre;il refused to give
up the man on the charge of larceny
had experience, lew c.itth* have died
of this sicknefcs after being inocul it-ed.-’
Tho diseiise h:us been very de.struf'-
tive in S.iutii Africa— a piirt of the
world where cattle are more valued
I f onr time is not occupied ia
^ome u.^efnl wav we are to often apt
to allow ourselves to do things th a t
ire not at all useful to us or any oSe
!‘lse. We should cultivate habit* of
ndustry when young, so th a t when
wo grow up idleness will be more of
■\ burden thanthe hardest kind of
work- Some men think they can
iind nothing to do, when in- reality
he world is full of useful thingafer '
us to preform. J»o one ever fonnd
Ants in a qu.et state when it v a a
: ime for them to work. You may
stand by an Ant-hill and watch them
'lour after hour and you will see no-urie
of them idle; all are busy and
seem to be happy. R.» K ■#.
GETTIXO A BIGUT START,-
Tiiei?} is a gre a t deal in getting; a
•ight star t in life. I f we do not
.4tart r ight it goes bad. The first
-tep is all iaaportant. I f we tako
•:liis with care, we can but prosper,
[f we will remember whait oar pa-
the only charge which could be sus- than anywhere else. The price ol i teachers tell « Wfiat
tamed again.st him,— an.l the oificer d rau -h t oxen has risen from fifteen Bible says what our consc ien^
■■ to fiftv dollars since the existence o. W 1 e n o u ^ .
tlie lil.igtie. The writer thinks the ^
d soa.se is contagio is ;ind not an e p i - i ’“ ^^'’ raind ImH it f f f f^p an d *
detnic. We leave that point for the starting nght.. T
doctors to settle.
i » l a
what h made a great aittart
men. I t will aid us, i t will BMtk*
u:ood men and smart men of vn^
ivardetl the h ghest nuinher of credit JJepa tiuentou tlie sal)j»ct .Mr. ' • “'‘tinus ■ j
(6 i) at the ••Great NtitionalTn.il- Conover, one ol his h'n.lsmeu deposits ha*: ^ ^
tiK-r.s a n d Mowe r s , h e ld a t sSvracuKe, h * h we bai l b o n d m iMiik, to o v -p a id if
N. Y., m 18j ? .—This fact l-eiMJiHinr^ known thcCoarts decree him liaole, and sails lor |t ioii8 fo r a n y p u r p o s e , w a a t e v e r , a n d
to oertaiu members of the tirm of •• H a l l , Europe in the .A.diMi.c June y. to be a h - e n t , in d e b t h e is n e v e r cfoiitent u n t i l th e
AtJLTiNACE Ac Co.” who were more deei;pp.lv, twoyear.1, ^ previo.usly arranged, loi me score is d is ch a rg ed . We |)rcsume
__________ interested in the BUCKEYE MACHl.NE education of Ins ciii Wren.
Maohine. may • He p « r « W wi‘h which Imd only n-ccdved th litw ix ^ ^ ^
mark.s, a letter was wniu^tt, without the . ,, ■ ,
knowledge or consent of Mr Ball, though ; all sin is easj alter that
a mernbmr of tlie Finn at the time, to UwTiuiiWi politeneija ib tue lir^t-born off-
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irer the recommend upon a fair trial.
For dw# Machines or furtlier particulars a iut-muci lut^niiuaL vmr ------------- -- —- - -
C .3 1 a l tb ie ,F a l l8 Ct^Cliainuaft of the Cammittee. wha^ ap'3 ppnngof »“uero8ity aaJ modesty.
he owes no nvan a dollar, l ie nevi r
speculates. The rage for the s u i -
was compelled to returin alone.—.
Tiie man, wlio iiad given various
names, w;*..-; registered at Montreal
as J . W. Brot u.iw. His age is iibout
fort3'-one ye irs, and lie claims to be
a man of -rood rei>utation, of liigii
social position, and of excelleiu busi-^
ness connections: all of wl:ich ho | “n'‘u»*l^T-''taiidin? which bl.md on | Lot us bear in mind, to g a t tho-right
has abandoned in the pursuit of his il'' arrange sKiti.^t.vctor 'v, and o.. Fri- 1 j ta r l . G. B, A.
■ c t *• i> .. ,4. .1 ; jUav tnev went, actonipamed nv ^ cr i’-’ i of I tnfatiiation. Mrs, Root, who is a - i^ ,, - , ^ ^ near'the ci-y. and ^ 8 YOU AOKM. -
bout th i r ty 3 e 'lrs ol age, compl.iitied .imj ^ Q„i, pin. rales of the 1’. II. were 1 We should all do m we agrnc. Wba»
b itte t'iy ot tlie u n h a p p in e s s ot h e r jc.irriiHl out as fir .is knowledge and time I y«. appointed bottle h.dd-1 l>rfsiiiiiig Ins Father's heart, bv not M a f
b a n d , friends, honor—ev ertliii .-, for f '1 " '‘‘I ' r i “ “ ‘1 man tfcat
. 1 1 ) I I 'w e u ta tit. 1 her fou>;nt t h r e e r o u n d s , w h e n I do as he anees, is not worth a taiiniittfh
th e orI v j);e! son whmn slie e v e r lov- moral .sentiment of the spectitors beg-an .MiUiy a young man haa been the mMoa'af
ed. He r friends in Ashburnh iin to operate, and the two fellows were piiri blv;iitiug the expeofcuione of a foad )loy not mting as he agreed. A perada-tbat
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,den acquisition of wealth never took ;grieved by the iiifatuition of which' Y.uo a_ thittk, too much 1I lf me as a m, an. \ o ,I le^ivi n•. if• .11 tue me. a that- --b-o--l-d. . t—koi'
. I i.:.« t f :, r. 1 . n aatti »r can tie as io«r.w a-« his works, as 1.0 , h.gn oaice* in ttie L niten oUiteit. wuaU u«
- . hold of him- H is gains fi om .ils pi 0-, bhe has become the too Wiiliug vie- preacher is a.-> pioat as iiis scraions.—./. /*. i as tiity agreed, they would he boQor^ a a ^
{fewion have been moderate, btUsuf-,lim.—ex. I R itcM r jeat4j«*uied by i>o d o in g . w . 4^ B--